Summary
Matthew Kuzyk is a technical lead with 12 years of experience building secure, production-critical systems across cloud, vehicle, and enterprise domains while based in Tokyo. He specializes in security, authentication, API design, and large-scale data pipelines—having built an ETL that processes 30,000+ km of map data daily and led roadmap coordination for vehicle milestone tests at Woven by Toyota. Previously he designed resilient Kubernetes/Istio clusters and automated AWS infrastructure and CI/CD at Thomson Reuters, and delivered SSO and auth solutions early in his career. He pairs hands-on engineering (from Terraform and Bazel to Serverless and Go) with stakeholder-focused product thinking, enabling teams to onboard quickly and operate reliably at scale. Unusually for an infrastructure-focused engineer, he has published research-level work in ML—outperforming state-of-the-art on classifying product safety issues in reviews—showing a knack for applying ML to practical safety problems. Matthew is also experienced at leading migrations, open-source contributions, and establishing org-wide architecture as a single source of truth.
12 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree, Systems Design Engineering, Bachelor’s Degree, Systems Design Engineering at University of Waterloo